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Old May 8th, 2008, 11:49 AM
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Forcast date
I dont know who helped me with this but I have a question of how to change this code:

Right now it takes a date, goes out 2 weeks + a day then grabs the next tuesday.

What I need is to forcast out two WEEKENDS then grab the next tuesday...

Not two weeks but two weekends....then the next tuesday.

Any thoughts

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Old May 8th, 2008, 12:00 PM
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Think I got it one second

Might have it...will get back...

I am going out only 7 days instead of 14 ....dont know if this actually fixes it untill i try it on every days of the week...



Code:
            Dim X2 As Integer
            Dim Y2 As Integer
            Dim NextDate As Date
            
            X2 = 7
            'X2 = 14
            Y2 = 0

           Do While Y2 <> 3
           X2 = X2 + 1
           Y2 = Weekday(CDate(Me.cbo_92) + X2)
           Loop

            NextDate = CDate(Me.cbo_92) + X2

            MsgBox NextDate
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No that was not it....

What i need it to do is count 2 saturdays or sundays then grab the next tuesday...

Any thoughts?

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I think I got it to work...

I used X = 10

I tested everyday of the week...Sun-Fri it projects the twwo weeks...
Sat it goes one week further because it is already in the weekend, and I want to go two weekends into the future...

Thoughts?
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I'm the one who helped you on this before. I have a lot of work to do this afternoon, I might be able to get to it tonight.

But think in terms of the weekday function Sat = 7, so if it's sat, add 17? Again, if I get time later, I will see if I can get a quick function up for you.
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I ran through it a few times and it seems that if I Make X=10 then I satisfy what I am after...

If I choose a date...I want two weekends to pass then grab the next Tuesday...

I havent gotten it fail yet so I think I got it...

Just looking for someones elses eyes on this....

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